Hi Mark, You metioned if you have right camera this product will work fine. Is Canon 5D III with 24-70mm will it work? or Nikon D600 with 24-70mm??
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In regards to your inquiry, it is compatible with either set-up: Canon EOS 5D Mark III with 24-70mm lens, or Nikon D600 with 24-70mm.
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Hello Erick. I don´t know. Actually I have a 7D and it works wonders. Maybe also works with the T3 because both are canon. Read some manufacturer's specifications. Sorry I can not help more... excuses for my English :)
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Yep! I will work great with a 7D. Just remember the Canon 7D sensor has a crop-factor of 1.6, so this means this lens would act like a 160-640mm lens would on a full-framed camera.
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I have a Canon 7D and a 5D Mark III, it works on both the crop and full frame. I don't see any reason why it won't work on your Canon.
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It works with my 70D, so I'm sure it will work with a 5D. As a flash in M mode, this is just as good if not better than canon for the money. The ETTL on this flash sucks though which is what I bought it for. when I do shows and event photography id rather let the camera and flash work together rather than have different exposures for groups scenes.
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I don't know much about the 6d as I have the mark III. But from I understand the 6d is full frame as is the mark III. If that's the case it should work very well with it. Keep in mind the Len is manual only which is really good when making a film/movies as the focus ring eases into the film. However since you said you will be outdoor, getting precise focus will be more challenging in sunlight as it will depend on your "eye". So it requires you to slow things down and taking your time when taking a picture as opposed to doing the half shutter to get it in focus. In terms of color and the image, the lens really is superior but only if you get things right. If it's not right, you are more likely to be upset because it then becomes a missed opportunity. So because of this some people have a love/hate relationship with the lens. Hope that helps
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I do not own a Canon 70D, however I do own a 20D, 40D, 60D and a 5D and the lens is compatible with each of those bodies. I travel a lot, and typically this is the only lens that I will bring with me because of the flexibility that the lens has in focal lengths.
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Thank you for your interest in our bundle! This lens set up will work with your Nikon D60. However, this is a manual focus lens only and will only operate in manual mode (M). It does not have any AF or VR capabilities. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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This is intended for a full frame camera. I'm pretty sure you know that a D600 is full frame. Yes it will work!
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I have a Canon 5D Mark III and the lens works great. It comes with an adaptor so it fits on canon cameras.
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The Sigma 24-70 will work with full frame and crop frame cameras. You have to buy the Nikon mount version. I found the lens soft wide open. A better lens for about the same money is the sigma 17-70 OS. Sharper wide open, and the anti shake works helps in low light. My 24-70 was not sharp until 5.6, the newer sigma HSM is much better but spendy
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It will work with your 5D Mark III. That said, it is not of a quality to give you more than marginal shots. You will be much happier with a quality dedicated fisheye, such as the Rokinon HD8M-C 8mm f/3.5 HD Fisheye Lens with Removeable Hood for Canon DSLR 8-8mm, Fixed-Non-Zoom Lens, here on Amazon. This lens works flawlessly on a full sensor camera, just be aware that you will need to manually focus any shots closer than about 6 feet. Check a local shop for a rental lens, use it and then decide for yourself.
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First, I absolutely love my Canon 6D. The location of the controls are all on the right side and very easy to access as opposed to the 5D Mark III where the controls are on the left and very awkward. Like other respondents have mentioned, only the EF lenses will work on the 6D. But not all EF lenses are terribly expensive. My old 70-300, which I used on my Canon Rebel and costs around $600, is an EF lens and will work on the 6D. Good luck with your decision!Naomi Z.
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It should work but it's not the best choice. The 5D is a full frame camera, and the Sigma is for APS-C sensors (smaller sensor). You will see vignetting (black area at edge of picture). You should consider the Sigma 24-60mm 2.8 instead, or check this list for other Sigma lenses for full frame cameras: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Full-Frame-Lens-Substitutes-Sigma/lm/R1XMV8PZXQALTP
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Yes it is compatible as I have a Canon 60D as my backup to my Mark 5D III and it works fine. You have to remember because of the crop factor on the 60D that it magnifies the image so at 16mm your really shooting at 25 to 26 mm. You can check out some of the latest pics I did for a home at vrbo.com/462266.
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David, have to explain that I do not own a 24-105L only a 24-70L, but I have seen the results that they produce and both are great, obviously the 24-105 gives you a little more reach. 24-70L with the 5D MKIII has worked really fine it is a great lens in a great body. If you are choosing one I would analyze my other lenses or what you will buy in the near future. Other than that both are excellent lenses. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I had a D60 and used the earlier version of this lens (Canon 28-350 f/3.5-5.6). It fits and works fine. I currently have a 50D and 1DX that I use this lens on.